Egypt. Libya. Tunisia. And now Yemen: Al Qaeda Islamists set to take over South again.

"Ansar al-Sharia are coming", read a warning on the walls of Huta, the southern regional capital of Lahj, just north of Aden and south of Abyan, a region previously under the control of Ansar al-Sharia, an offshoot of al-Qaeda in the region.
Just as the coalition government reclaiming its sovereignty over the southern province of Abyan where al-Qaeda had established and proclaimed two Islamic Caliphates: one in Jaar and the other in Zinjibar, security analysts' warnings the terror threat had only subsided a little is becoming all too real as Islamic militants are more and more boldly coming out of the wood work to carry out attacks against security officials and military personnel, preparing the ground for a larger assault.

[link to yemenpost.net]